books

Power and Pelf

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

Ten accidental globalists who were driven by the idea of conquest

Dancing up a Storm

Malini Nair

The story of a performer who dared

And Then There Were None

Shylashri Shankar

Four storytellers redeem the modern whodunnit by defying the familiar props of the genre

Once Again

K Kannan

A riveting retelling of the Nanavati case

Arundhati Roy: The Utmost Unhappiness of Being Indian

Nandini Nair

Arundhati Roy’s second novel in twenty years retains her original magic even as it becomes an overwrought political project

The Spy Who Came From the Cold

Hormis Tharakan

The story of Bhagat Ram Talwar is a valuable addition to the literature on intelligence operations

She’s Here to Stay

Mathangi Subramanian

A writer emerges bruised but not broken from an abusive marriage

Dystopia Forever

Avinash Mudaliar

How Clockwork Orange, the book and the movie, gained cult status

Her Story Retold

Mathangi Subramanian

Women’s biographies combat historical invisibility

Grime and Punishment

Prabha Chandran

Prison diaries of the infamously famous

« prev 1 … 129 130 131 132 133 … 167 next »

Magazine

Subscribe today and save up to 85% off the cover price

Subscribe Now

In Patel’s Footsteps: How Amit Shah is following the first Home Minister in establishing the rule of law

books

Power and Pelf

Dancing up a Storm

And Then There Were None

Once Again

Arundhati Roy: The Utmost Unhappiness of Being Indian

The Spy Who Came From the Cold

She’s Here to Stay

Dystopia Forever

Her Story Retold

Grime and Punishment

MOst Popular

The First Woman to Head AIIMS Writes a Gripping Memoir

In the Beginning Was the Hunt…

The Redundant Gandhi

Colonial Imprints

Last Flight: The Tragic Death of a Pilot

Open

Regulars

Features

Salon

OPEN AVENUES